PROTECTION FOR HOTELS & RESORTS.
A storm doesn't just destroy your building — it destroys weeks of revenue and your guests' confidence. Our systems are designed so you can open your doors the very next day.
WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOUR OPERATION.
Three measurable advantages for operations directors who cannot afford to close their doors.
Prevent structural damage, broken glass, interior flooding and loss of contents. Keep your operation running when competitors close.
Your own maintenance staff can deploy the complete system in hours, without cranes or external specialists. We train them and leave a written manual for when the team changes.
Insurers such as Chubb, AIG, and Mapfre recognize our systems as a certified mitigation measure. Several clients have obtained reductions in their annual premium — results depend on each insurer and the specific conditions of your policy. We provide the necessary technical documentation to present to your broker.
Vertical roll-up awnings for terraces, restaurants and pool areas. Keep your outdoor spaces operational during rainy season with no permanent structure.
48 HOURS. CAN YOU DEPLOY IT IN TIME?
Most systems on the market have a problem their salespeople don't mention: they cannot be installed in real time before a storm. They require cranes, scaffolding or specialists who won't be available when you need them.
Our systems are designed from the ground up to be deployed by your hotel's maintenance staff. Every screen is custom-made and labeled so assembly is simple and fast.
Five questions to ask before signing any protection contract.
- Who installs the system when the warning arrives?
- How many people are needed per room?
- Does it require a crane, scaffolding or specialized equipment?
- Can my staff deploy it without you?
- Is there a written manual for future staff changes?
72 / 48 / 24 hours before landfall
Confirm weather monitoring and responsibilities; check storage access, screen inventory and hardware; flag difficult-access areas.
Start the most time-consuming openings and large façades; work through the opening schedule and record completed zones.
Finish remaining openings, inspect attachment points and tension, and move staff to other emergency duties.
Full hotel deployment guide · HS-1500 · HS-1250 · Technical library
2,500-ROOM HOTEL.
ONE DAY.
A hotel with nine-story buildings needed to protect 2,500 rooms before a storm. It was humanly impossible to move that number of screens and carry them up nine floors in the available time.
We developed storage compartments on the balcony of each room. When the warning arrives, one employee per room unfolds the screen and anchors it. That room is protected.
Time per room: 3 to 5 minutes. The entire hotel: one day.
EXPLORE EACH
SYSTEM IN DETAIL.
Ballistic composite hurricane material, translucent: light passes but you cannot make out the other side. Over 1,500 psi Mullen Burst: Clemson University's testing machine reached its limit before the material did. For beachfront and frontline exposure.
- 1,500 PSI burst strength (ASTM D3786)
- ASTM E1996 Missile Level E — Essential Facilities
- Miami-Dade NOA 25-0519.01 · Florida Product Approval FL17661-R5 (HVHZ, Florida Building Code 2023)
- Patented flexible anchor system — 8 points
- 10-year warranty
HOTEL INSTALLATIONS.
TELL US AND WE'LL DESIGN THE PROGRAM.
Why IHPA Membership Matters to Hotels
Hurricane Solution is the only IHPA member in Mexico. For hotels, hurricane protection is more than buying material: you need dependable systems, professional installation, deployment procedures your own staff can run on warning, and a contractor that stays accountable after the storm.
IHPA membership is one additional credibility signal when selecting a hurricane-protection contractor — alongside product approvals (Miami-Dade NOA, Florida Building Code) and a field record in Mexico since 2008.
IHPA Membership — what it means and how to verify it.
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Questions this page answers
- Which company has Level E hurricane protection in Mexico?
- Hurricane Solution, whose HS-1500 was tested by Fenestration Testing Laboratory to ASTM E1996 Missile Level E (essential facilities): a 9-lb 2×4 at 80 ft/s, versus 50 ft/s for Level D.
- Has this system been specified for U.S. Navy facilities?
- Yes: it was specified as the reference protective-fabric system in U.S. Navy specification 10 71 13.13 for the replacement Guam Naval Hospital, with a 274 km/h design wind speed.
- How is Hurricane Solution different from other hurricane protection companies in Mexico?
- It is the only company in Mexico with a Level E (ASTM E1996) system and the only IHPA member in Mexico, operating since 2008. No properly engineered, installed, anchored and deployed Hurricane Solution system has ever failed during a hurricane.
- Can my staff deploy it before the warning?
- Yes: each room takes 3 to 5 minutes, and a 2,500-room hotel was fully protected in one day.